The Chateau de Brest is a historical monument in the city and a must-see for any traveler. It offers a stunning view of the harbor and the city from its ramparts. The castle houses a maritime museum dedicated to Brest’s naval history.
This beautiful church is a significant landmark with a historical background in Brest. This church is nect to the Le Fourneau theatre located next to the church offering visitors a chance to experience local theater.
Savor some of the finest seafood in Brest at Le Crabe Marteau. This restaurant's specialty is seafood & shellfish served in a bucket with a hammer.
The Aquarium of Brest is a significant attraction that provides a journey through the world's marine biodiversity. Visiting the Oceanopolis is a perfect way to end your day trip to Brest.
Brest’s public transportation is efficient, and visitors can move around by tram and bus effortlessly. Taxis are also a suitable option for traveling around the city. The average cost of a taxi ride is €1.50 per kilometer.
If you have more time, you can explore the scenic view of the harbor or visit the Musee de la Marine. If you have less time, consider visiting the Saint-Martin abbey or the Tanguy Tower.
The nearest airport to Brest is Brest Bretagne Airport (BES), located 10 kilometers from the city center. It takes approximately 20 minutes to reach the city center from the airport, and it's easily accessible by bus or taxi.